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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-13
ACEOs- CAL.

The case OF HORIZON Smith was thea
called up. a policeman had arrested
him with chicken in Il bag, and NJ
though he had been discharged when
taken to She station, it WAS considered
an occurrence that ought to be inyestigat-
ed. The Chairman o. the Committee
on Agriculture reported that he had
made faithful investigation of this
case. While it WAS = fact that Brother
Smith had chicken in bag and was
going home at q late hour, his assertion
that the fowl came UP to him on the
street. and was taken home to preserve
its life, could not be d;sproved. No
body has reported the loss of 4 chicken
To the police. and the committee must
Therefore report that Brother Smith was
an innocent man. .'De report OF the
committee am accepted" remarked the
president, ..but / want Brcdder Smith
10 understan' that he viii neber hay 4
cluser call. De next time he happens
to be walkin' long de street wild a bag
on his arm, an q fat chicken happens
to come up an asks to be adopted, an
it happens dat de owner doan show up,
de name OF Horizon Smith viii be
scratched off our books so quick dat he
will think hisself hit by hghtning."-
Detroit Free Press.
At the fair recently held at Senator
Logan's house in Washington for the
benefit of the Garfield Hospital it is re-
lated Mr. Logan devoted his attention
for some time to a very bright and pretty
girl who kept The cigar and cigarette
Booth. AS he stood at the side of the
booth looking for all the world like &
wooden Indian of the old-iasnioned
tobacco-shop several ether Senators
came I'D, and one OF them said: why
does Logan linger here so long?' 80, /"
said the presiding genius OF the booth,
THAT'S ali rlgai; hes my sign" At
which Logan laughed as heartily as the
est
Among the bronzes by Barre lately
sold in Paris a iaguar group brought rs
much rs 9,40J francs. Other groups
brought from 1.S00 to $500 francs.
The library Of Princeton college pos
sesses the largest collection Of books on
bantism in the world. There are 2,GGO
bound. volumes and 5000 pamphlets.
Fifty thousand square miles Of terri
tory east OF the Mississippi arc covered
with swamps. winch might easily 5e
drained and turned into fertile lands.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-13

P.,ssei gers leavihg Charleston at ZOO Il.
m, transfer ut Pt. Pleasant, o., 10 & IL Y
* I R'y for GallipUiis and Cincinnati, o.;
ut Athens, for G IL Y & I it'y for Column
bus and the Northwest, and & w * Il, for
the East, and at Corning to I K o Z for
Columbus, the Northeast and the North
west.
Train leaving ChlFieston Mt 1:i5 p. m.
makes close connection at Columbus for all
points East, West, North and South.
Through Tickets and Baggage checked to
any points IN United States.
For further info.mution, address or ap-
ply tod, II. Elrushaw, General Emisr,nt
Agent, Middleport, o., Pt. Pleasant, W. Va.
or Charleston, W. Va
TIOS. K. SHARP,
GEO. !. ERMILCH, GenI. Man
GvHI Fr't ard Pass. Agent.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-13

The Hooking Sentinel begins
the New Year with the birth of
the Republic. On account of the
reduction in rent, in price of pa,
per, IN cost of living, a reduction
IN everything except the wages OF
It's employes, who are paid at no
reduced rates, the SENTINEL from
and after the 4th day Of july, 1886.
VIII be published at the tate of
81 per year. In order that ev-
cry reading Democrat can have a
Democratic paper and keen ad.
vised in the political issues we will
publish the best and cheapest
priced paper IN the Hooking VAL
ley. All Post Masters in the
county are authorized TO collect
ard receipt for subscription. The
getter-up Of a club of ten will re
celve the paper free. as will all our
correspondents. We propose TO
have a Local Correspondent al
very post office in the county.
We shall endeavor 10 give all the
local news. and news of general
interest. We shall each week re
port the legal proceedings of the
county. Car advertising columns
will represent
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-13
Motto.

Notice is hereby given that the uu.
dersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified by the Probate Court Of Hook
Ing comfy, Ohio. as Trustee Of the es-
tate of Thomas p. Johnston, in trust
for the benefit of the creditors of said
Thomas ?. Johnston. Creditors are re
oUired to present their claims accord
ing to law.
SAMUEL II. BRIGHT,
Nov lI--3w Trustee.
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EscscUGd from EGeatl.s


William J. Coughiin, Of Somer-
vile, Mass, says: In the fall oi
1876 | was taken with bleeding OF
the lungs followed by q Sc
we're cough. lost my appetite and
flesh. and was confined to my bed
1877 was admitted to The hos
pltal. The doctors said had q
hole in my lung as big as kaIi
dollar. at one time that [ xas
dead. | gave up hope, bat friend
told NE of DE-. William Halls Bal
SAM for The Lungs. l got a bottle,
when. to my surprise, commenced
to feel better, and 10 day | feel
better tEGn for ten years past.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-13

No advertisements ola question
able character has yet tainted It's
columns. Every line in the paper
can be read bv The mother 10 her
children. The SENTINEL was in
existence before the present pro-
prie;or was born. If Will contin-
lie in healthy vigor long after this
generation has passed away. For
nearly haif century it has defend
ed Democrats and advocated De-
mocracv. The SENTINEL is a prop
erty that belongs to the Democra.
c.y of Hooking county. lis pro
prie;ors have onlv been guardians.
holding in trust. 10 The glory Of
The OLD SENTINEL, it can be said.
that since lis establishment nearly
fifty years ago. no proprietor has
failed in his duty, nor betrayed
his trust. Ministers may change
pulpiis but The everlasting Book
remains. Tie paper may have
change Of proprieiors, bat the GID
SENTINEL still stands. It's crafty
ing 10 The present management 10
State that the patronage of the
Office has nearly
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-13
rOgEEsD s 0REEG CENT. EsY

rOGEEsO s 0REEG GENT. Es'Y
p1RE.T ROUTE BETWEEN
De!roit, Toledo, EEoyrEs; Columbus,
Ethens, Middiep1rt, Pt. Pleasant,
CharistOG, " Va, Richmond.
Va.
Through tickets on sale. Baggage check
ed through 10 destination. ~ Special IN
duceIaentS offered Oh through business.
I N. FERRIS =. ". PEELAR
Gen1 Manager. Supt.
HUDSON FITCH,
,ien1 Ticket Agent.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-13
II THE LIST fIEG YEARS.


That the subscription list has in
creased over thirty per cent. The
SENTINEL Will continue 10 ancour-
age every useful enterprise and
assist every honest. honorable
man. 1t will be TO Republicans
: OlEensively Democratic" Ii will
take nc sides in the nominations,
giving every candidate free
field and "A fair chance. The tick
ct nominated is ALWAYS the SENTI-
NEL's ticket. The SENTINEL will
defend capital and property
against the Anarchists and The
Commune. Il will stand for The
workers for their just and legal
rights.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-13
The Wind and the Lily.

Tie lily lifted her milk-Wf,itc bloom,
And she frcighted the air with soft perfume
And the warm wind came frcnl the suhry
vale
And he kissed her petals SO soft and pale.
With fearless heart she reared her head,
For she thought there was Eaught from the
wind to dread.
And she wrapped her round in her spotless,
pride,
And she shed her fragrance on every side.
But the wind grew warmer and stronger still
And he kissed ber cup with an ardent will;
And her petals dropped in the burning air.
While Eer beauty waned with mute despair
But the wind passed by with q careless smile,
And he sought new buds in little while;
Yet he gave no wealth to the perfect flower,
But he took from hcr-beaaty, pride, and pow
er.
II pondered the lesson in thoughtful fashion;
The lily WIS vir.ue-tEe wind was passion.l
Maude Amulet Andrews.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-13

Grains run daily. tDally except sSn-
lay ,,.,,,,.,t,,.ss, Il f,,rrfu-
natl run { through without change oi c'.iI
,sbe FaSt e press leaving Cincinnati al
len. M. * Il solid train TO PitisburSh VIA
~ PESRoNY. W. r. REpPER1,
- r. I,, So. q Pass. AGt.
e. udanrb U
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-13

"OrTville, Ohio, Sept. 10, 1883.
.a!tJ is. "H.-iES been subject tc n-on-
chial affection, with frequent
colds, for rumbcr Of years. hereby esr>
tifJ that AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL gives
T1e Yyorlps relief, ard is she IloSt elective
reinsdy have ever tried.
JAzcs \. HAMILTON,
Et.tor Of TIE CTescsrt.f-
"3It. Gi!ead. Ohio, Jnns IS, 1sss.
iia;SS ~ have used AVzz's CEEnhS
PICTORIAL this spring fcs "a
we're cough end lung trouble with Sosd
eEsc., aaG I am pleased to recommend .
- saly ONO similarly affected
HARVEY BACGHENS,
Prop-ictor Globe Eetcl"
PREPARED BIZ
0?.J.2. Aver ! Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sc.G ry al Druggists.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-13
Cured

mo OF Dyspepsia when all other remedies
fniIed, and their occasional use has kept
iae In s. healthy condition ever eince."
l.. n. Smith, Utica, Y. Z, writes: "I
have used Ayers Pills, for Liver troubles
aad Indigestion, 8 good many years, and
have always found them prompt aEd
efficient in their action.' Richard Norris,
LINN, Masz., writes: CATER much suffer.
sug, I have been cured CT Dyspepsia and
Liver trouble.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-13
lMTlEH cTHnAg

To strengthen the stomach, create an
appetite, and remove tic horrible depres-
sion and dependency which result from
Indigestion, there is nothing SO effective
as Ayers Pills. Thess Pills contain no
ealo,nel os other poisonous drug, net
directly on the digestive and assimilatiTe
organs, and restore health and strength 20
the entire syEtem. 7. p. Bonner, Chester,
Pa, writes: al haye used Ayers Pills
FOR the past 90 years, and am satisfied
| should not hare been alive to-day, Il /.
heG not been Tor them. They
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-13

"Fralns run daily. tDaily except Sunday
Sleeping Cars on all through trains be
tween Baltimore, washington, Chicago,
Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Columbus ard Gin
cInnati ,.St. Louis and Philadelphia.
Trains leave St Ciairsville for Wheeling
at % a. m, II ID a. N, ,'3 % p. m, daily ex-
cept Sunday.
Trains leave Wheeling for st. Clairsvn
at 90 n. m, 10 p. m, % pm, daily
oept Sunday.
G Il LORD, re REPPERT,
Gen / Pass Ac't Div Pass Agent,
Baltimore, Nd Columbus, o.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-13
ROUTE.
Greaf Ghru' Aoute
Between the
EAST & WEST ESS
NORTH AND SOUTH.

With Sleeping and Reclining Oh air Cars
on Night Trains and elegant Parlor and
modern Day Coaclss on Day Trains.
Its track IS laid with heavy steel rails,
thoroughly bailasied, with easy grades and
few curves. Traversing as it does The heart
ofthe three great states of Ohio, Indiana,
and Illinois, uniting in close business re-
lationship the capital cities OF the first and
second, with the second city OF the third i,
and passing through n large number of IN e
most i'm portant cities and towns in each
ana with all its central location makes
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-13
The Shortest and Most Desirable
Route between the East & West

1tONIIO UONWNNII N1iO i-tI.so U w GU
RGThrough Tickets and Baggage Checl.
to all principal points, North, East. South
and West. can be obtained at any Ticket
Office of the /. Z. & w. R'y. also via this
route at . II railroad Offices throughout the
country. Rates always rs low as the low
est. Don't purchase tickets to any point
without first consulting the agents OF the
LIB. x W. R'y.
Particular advantages offered to Western
Em:granfs. Land ana Tourist Tickets TO
al. points reached by anytime.
80 Passenger Trains leave Columbus, as
follows: $3.50 4. IL, $40 and 1905 D. IN,
Standard time.
c. z. Henderson Gen'i Manager H.M
Bronson, Genr Ticket Ng't.
JAMES DEW OLE, Pa s. \ z
&c North High St. &C lam bus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOCErRACK TRUNK LINE
on and after Sov-p1sr ~ trAinslsavs

=
Llrgest and Finest Passenger station n America
Tt"ppu~ BE- N"v IpfoVH -tafip1 '3~fhst notr't
- a R"cheqfer Nsntrsai ENar,ss drawing room
90" !" Albany. Troy AMI >yracues az" 10 Montreal AMI -
Aibsi-
'gtoA. 20. "a FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED. composed
rrrluslf~lv ~ Ora
and sIc~ ing Alhanv rtci syracuse Rochs.ter
bni ID" no. '."r itnt All Toledo arTvGg chicago > y
10 80 a chicago Express, 10 Na-art FALL Toronto
-flts. rr f1l chicago.
draw. rr-ro IN ar, - Ca lnd.igua ana Rochester.
y n e. Pc. " n'tr n Vow YORK ami Northern ikpre"
with fAF ng-f0or
op no.. Albany. TROY and tito, ,roc,l' with drawing
f~om ans :" s'nr ami Troy Counecsit Troy Tor sara
col Only.
An m. Accommodation To Albany ana Troy
3D. Poe Itsf ,'icaro Cincinnati and -. Louis ITpress
f'r Ntr.rt Flls Furnn. -usp-uNun Rritrr. f'tt ..
Ccvr.nf. rL.ipasti IN Ia0ap'u' ~ lou- Toledo De-
tfof l.f 20 sle".IIx lu.n-
H:ihp Naufrs.fatf f~la Frrrrs'. fl''f Si-rn
inscf 10 fat.Jurg AMI M"''rr~i va k"rs'' isni an
Aihln. ffslrf a.f ca 20
,~at SUNDAY. ~uHf,. f,r- ~ Aihanv
9 y n. affltrs itt h'.ter Z 81 a. a.. Hh
isl' 'tlsI. r. ont tl~v-. fnf - %. 90. next '1V
~ I'D . nt Nil' lNnr"sS fo ioc!estfr. buhao Nag
FATS fi"vcilnf p.
l+ rirot Cc4ro vit1 sicspingo4rs s'e~pine cars
- Wa"r''"n va Icl tally "yc,pt Satnr lv ao 20 'n'n-
dt .fIt .IrI .Y
I'm Night rvoro.' with 'i"e'ins cars N Albany
and Trlv. the ran" or ts' N~'t
ir AZ 70 d. so rD,g~ ant Tor 40 N'gt EXCEPT 0ainr-
nIghtJ
Ic.ot. dra~lnr room lni .lse1.nr
~ PARK r4c~. Eitt-fv P.4c. 80 Wet I2Ith-'t ant
l3-h--t station. S~w.Y.rs 1913 W,shir ton at 80
fulton 49, rfp,s'Ve. aaI - rourfl. t.. WlHtp'burs
w''tcsr' Express cs fr "a ch'tS hitgats fro, ''''
~ os
Hns d,r oti--s itll- rvselt sunday Sop n lI5;1.
-. St,iipn tot4koa, .'a-.'n-er, or Nnrtt an "es
TOI-tIN HENRY HDNElF.
General "a ,.i. item len, C~n-r,i P4.'vn.rr N1ont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

POOr OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Tune Table OF November 20. 1897.
For PHILADELPHIA and TREN TON Bound Brook
Route az !. $50. q. M l3s 3 /. $50 $780, IL
ST NDANN NJ :. N5h a M; $50 IL r.
have connection for HEADING HARRISBURG Pottsve etc. 4.
for tastOn. bethlehem. Allentown. Nsuch Chunk.
Heading. Harrisburg. etc. ON SUNDAY foT Eason
Z and 7J0 for Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch
Climax.
a. m. for High Bridge Branch Ea ton Bcthchsn.
Alsptovn. Msuch Chunk Wtkrsbarro scranton loading
IIarusburs. lotf-viils TAmaquA SAanokin. sunDury.
IcwI~burg. Willausport
NJ for E'si"n Bsthehein. Allentown. Mauch Chunk.
KoliinR. H1rrsDrg. etc
345 m fer Fastor, Brthehsm. Allentown. Mauch-
Chunk. Mike ,barre. scranton. Tamanua. Shamnkiu.
80 p. Bridge Branch E.lstou Beth! ehsu Al
leptovn. re aiding. Harrl-bItg etc.
s-45 Ea,ton B-th chem. Allentown. Mach
Chunk. etc. ON Sundays AZ $50 -
Oh. SIS ll.lj H. loo L. Oo. 30 GID sundays
q 90 GOoa Red Bank Long Rrsnch tAsbury Park.
ocean Grove. except ~undaysl Point easant
:. Sl' a M. lOl 1901 M for LAX EWOOD Toms River
nni Baruec1t
loo p. ~. for Atlantic CITY. Vireland Brag-ton.
800. q 90 -, III p, las Oo. 400 $50. $780,
Gl D Sundays o:'j . 90 ~. Rot Perth Amhoy.
!. si5. ill5a $50 p m. for Monmouth Beach. sea
Ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05

90 S s gSo and - 80 lls $50 go 52o
sS and f nn@ d sS, sS 6 ss Valley
4'o e5o p m. sundays $3.50 a M. p m.
ERIE Acknowledgement trains leave
~ ssast earlier than shown from Cham
bers.t. local rains leave 23ts- from to 10 mIauts
ga M Week days $50 sunGavs-Day EXPRESS Buffet Draw
seens n c haas Pail
Tas Of pay az, a IT. k9s, Limited 'od ra
ss,l': Cory A.r.n Cleveland cincl.satl Chicago and
ep 6s SSss. iS % ir' Pullman
ing Coaches to Rochester. Burao Niagara Fails. Oean
sS .spas 10 6 B.%.n El%ss
iss Ess $685. As; 80 5sS S SO So 49, s
1~ aaGn sS G o. .. ss sS
Zoo sc 800 SO % aaq
S SO 's 5Gso noss Zoo 400 I5 SOD s
sSy Ss..rs
80 x ls II m as i;' t sasn $40 sc no.
a ssS 500 40 o.. 3 1880 e MID i
NoTs,STs ana Cornwall week dsy, $50. ssa 4sa
S %a5.ss , T.sf , Ga,. 90 1890
Middisis.n joTvi. week days 4.5 7:so 9 1890
1 7,e $40 40. g. ilso p IN. sundays 4iiS. $780,
Goshen week dsv, As. $50 . losoA m $50 400 80,
1i:3O y. m
Tickets Tor passage and apartments Drawing Room aud
sleopng coaches b. obtained orders for the
Ing and ransfsr Of be left tho Csmpanys
at. New York No. 5si Fatoa-,t. Br.okIyn: 90 Mont
gomery 81, Jersey city at tho Conpanys stations
Express, trans from the west arrive In Newly 1855.
1898 a. IN, and 1855 IN.
H. H. SOULk GEM M'g'r. ]. r. FARMER O. p Agt
A-RONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATS
~ KILL MorNTAfNs. LANDING at Cran.tou's
west Poinr Cornwall NewbuTg. Marlborough. Milton.
Pouyhk ceso AMI tsOpu. with Ulster Del
aware, stony Glove and Ca.kiu Mountain Railroads.
Steamers tttv Of Kingston and Janss W Baldwin leave
week daT y. foot of Harrison
SATURDAY. when City OF King leaves D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
DENNSlLVANIA RAILROAD.
OnanI affair SDNENIBER ltth. lSS

GREAT TIKI IA LIZ
AND UNITED STATES MAIL koUT
n.r.ourf r1,G"rs West With Pullman r1l a1s
cS%aSo - :; b'sSs I%osnr and
wilan.po Lock Haven. 500 NJ MI E.rI p,t u,
. T" At nIr. n" Enc. r"q"sS"k 81 cry 'r
For Lebanon 300 M a2o M ara Up ia ..dnr 40
am. go and 90 p. N. saturdays only SUI III Gun
Bamorr Wa,hns on and the South. Limited Washing
Wa n, =, o. car r ,l, Except SUNDAY M
,S 800 .. & ard .1 % ." pa% $50 M 100
rd %C Hn 80, 30 ard 400 m:. an" ag y. 10 n'S"
For capo May. no week days sa'nrdayso'' ioo
Long raneh Bay Head Iumc,oo ard no an
BOP m ON sunday. 9ij 10 ana wv D. H. "' "o'''''
For 81 Point AMI Norfolk NewYcrk Thisopha and and
Nori.k lroad p .vcry day. via baltimore a"'
Boat Of ,roosyn Annex connect with all thrsaSn Trans
a. Jor,cv cT anordlng speedy ani direct transfer TOT
Tg ram .F,y' yG% % r F4s% lG .a%
go .o Z; 20 $50 t3 80 80 Z: % an. and 10 iS
From rhip,sipns go 600 'i1 81, ; So {" g SO
sund " 800 $50. . So, 10 sos ii''' ii'o~ "' D."
$50 7. sO5. 92u. o55. 1898 p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Exprcss trains cave Now Sor. VIA Do'''O'''' A"'
1 sss"I, ERIE az it.l and 10 washington Lin
1I1 p II" .@a ana ~ 10 nt"' sunays T1pre, G5
@ L@@d s"a 40 10 a. H. L. $50 D. g. 7. and p II" ant
12.lJ night q n anil
Trans leavng new.YorK daily. except SUNDAY az an" M
no a m. !. =. =. .. ~ ~ and 10 H. ana III ~
Sundays connect Al Trenton for Camlcn ,.,.,.o,, u,
ie,ys trOm Sirere ~tatiou 80 NJ
I2.OI 3 20 o. 80 53j. 600, 80 : 20 ~ ii mi
l1;l5A Ia noa Ersrr.> VITA 3h1f y q 20 and o 30
4jOp m ~ 40 80 32n 4, g. H. q 10 g q o -. -,
d m on Snndiv i20f 3 - 4Oj. ~. ,5o ~, 'fu '''I
i2.t9 3:2O "a: so fhnIeD 5-2s. so az anu AZ -,
Leave PhHadnipnia. via Ca len. 800 M anu A"o jus
daily, except sunday. 1 ..tor Iou,a
ia terry Place foot Of Dssbros,os a." ,
A Courl aud Annex station, 100. q. n,,..
BrookIvn station, Jersey city kniErAhl ieNs' o'S'
Castle Garden -. m call far and check
b,gga % !ruu hotss AMI rcstfsnceA g, 10 wooD
CHAS r. PUGu, 49,, p,...r Avrnt
Gencia Manager ~oho'~ ~"S' ~~-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
miscellaneous.

AN OPEN competitive examination OF appit.
n espts for tho position crossing Cierk 10 the board
OF (s.iary 81 200 Will be held In Room No Sex-
York CIV Hail. zturday. December 10, at 10 Ociocx
snos addressed tho secretary Of inc
Commission, Albany, ~ w. aud must y
there not later than December 5. WILL!AM rusaS:
Albany Nov. *. ls01. C1e SAAs
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FALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.

t'AI.L XIV fk LINE. AXES hFl't tED.
i 20 TON 81 ~ Ter Frst.cla'' Limited TcAett
RI DtCTGON 10 All. ora n POI NrS
steamer. PIlts.t tuI HnIofDL Plsr -. V. r.
FOOT % NurriY-at ijj itl5 Sunl tF' lnclli L
Connection from rookvn an Jsr'sv CIV "
4 D. d. Nsturning coin-ctl1s vita steamers ~
Fall River Sb,tsn ~obk ,Yi " D sun lAYs
Z y. An orelo -trI nlcl ststn-r
Tickets sccurei ~ pr hcIpN tr'aoE A
Ticket Oil at oiic- "a 'Irr - AZ oil -tsthei
CAT$KIIL EVENING LINE.
~ steamer Ktarr,Ku All Catskiulstve Pior - " "
foot ~ Jay..t every week iy At ~. coiao'uhs VIA
Catskill Mountain lnl ;,lro .ttlr'tli
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
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A LII FARES REDUCED
VIA sToNfNGroN LINE

inside I.sut. for BOSTON PROVIDENCE Al tn, EAST
only IS To Boston, 81 - to Prpvii,n,a
Teargo Rhse Island and Massachusstt lstys
new Pier 80 v L.. block above Cansst. At 49,
daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
The Holders of Mortgage Bonds
OF THE
Wabash, 81. Louis and Pacific
Railway Co..
on IIVr> -. OF THE MISSISSIPPI RlvEn,

ercooe.ed 10 oepos ilrr bombs 49, after Mon'v;
November lse VITA go 'c,t-a itn't C'nrih' 10 81
Tany r. he ,',I r p, 1i an o., 'ir &
tyo- Of Tie mortgage J1Hdhoiiefs
an he ili 90, "a, ,ns o., ~, ., ,, i,, 49,.
49,, r , f. St .c, e' eI' ~ r i- y.o VII
interest same TO November 1881 upon deposit oil oon
Bnds o. fhr new mr., rnortrar" overdue ~
the aud frloi 'ob' bonds ~ scrip an no
prirof nIvlon y ih interest t,ccon 10 Nove'uhrr l--
AID r,r oserlne con ,o, on con.oliiel fuii
dcbt scrip Of and the Whb'h m"fisS" s-vens ~
Forcc'o.urco thcmsrtssecs where deemed ne'c's,ry
60. company OF c'rp'r' s" ofs'hf-i "ith
thr 1anp.r wr'isln RAlNsy GO NAM ,....,.,...,
LeaIiag rcr cent inicrc,t 10 c"ins rr cipll
and micro. p.vA e 10 COLL In,o u,s .ii tlo hr,t nut
boa fuudri dri AMI ,c > - n.1f thor''' 10 %
r'ih" 70 o." amount 81 princp 80 -'r' -, ,, ~,
nG~ .sc'n 21 ar, upon ne % pr nc 80
be pr ce' @ ~ IrT ma t' r,nr,,,l ~ To
hands O, all % The N rpnsoiitcis ~
1877 and ric s~veus ~ 1879 10 be convertible
n. orarr r. -pt. rvchan seao cerncat'
ny can c p'eparoi .h.c. r'c.pi, anil ',,,
p.ya,ie scui annnllly Nav an Nov~mber J.
p2. n' 20 d. ne h.Ia ~, M, I,",, Compsnv 10
advances ant Will IA cancelled when Sn'h al
ceeo-i'iny -scgtitc. undo i- pa :, limited
ci pen lty all OF tho ~
-yn ps', of tn ar-cemcn AID iur details may he OBJ
* New YORK. Nov y, lss7 ,o,. c,...
"a Az. ~ %f i g Es,sess
u ASHLEY.
n IIrNry J. x LH NSH.EG. nendaeI,sr'
1nOS. Is ATKINS.
The above plan f.. recommended boniaoiier
soi,ci hv the under. sn~f
New-York. Nov. y. 1917 . ,.r-.,.o
Chairman First Mortgage BoodholiorF COMMITTEES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
SHORE RAILROAD.

IA Is / NIIUNE NNTIITVINJ.
W y. y g. - ". f. 4 co. "'sos
Trains W--f s,l,t follows And ID MIA
ute, earl. FROM ,0,. ol I ~ IT. North Riv~r
peiro,f u ffn.prp - ., a. n. - 49, = ) r. m
81 Louis. IL al. =, - n. N.
lfufio. iuch ster ~ispearO1 ifiiso. NABNh
Falls 3 IS. abb ~. nm 81 J. p.
UiicA. 3 H. 80 80 a. so a m. - Dn. '-.lJ p m.
Csfskfll Albany. I'D, 10, ~ D.
dll:.bi a ~. $500 j.un. - - p
frtusfon's tOlnt. cornwall. N""bhfg. 'il'.
lOl5. al - 81 10 40 bOn * 49, e%o p m.
~ 900 p IN. CrIn.fon's. Cornwall Ns"bdrR
For Montreal aud 'anail at. g 90 D. m. ,.
Hamilton. London. b, 30. 4 - p m inTontD
80 % GOO. -~ l5n
TosInf -lc~ping ears for Buiaa Niagara Falls Det-ot
Chicago ana - Iuus
.puy tDay except ~at.rday Other trains dly except
Sund ~ a. Leave I,f-ey CITY Z X " Statios dlI;-)
NJ $40 M, Hejoken. West shore Statioh dlli'oa m
s.tJO q. g..
o.. or nfor matt appy al ofceA Broosyn. ~ Wa'h
n-tnn..f 1yn Eu.n.t Annex once foot Of Fulton ~
New Yars citr Of. Broadway 1871 HowrrV II
!ark Place shore stations. foot OF Mrn W ST.
al ~ Jaw ~. y. H. g J. LAW BE H..
General Passenger Agent